Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-07-16
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From the Cincinnati knq quirer.
The following interesting analysis Of the
character Of Henry George - understood BY |
. phrenologist, Ia from the pen Of Prot. Edgar
q. Bsall, who was given an opportunity Of |
examining the philanlhropisrs head on Sun.
day evening:
Every soulful, sympathetic man who
appreciates the burdens bequeathed
BY the avarce or ignorance Of the
past, and, who in the lace Of oil 1.-THE
no wers that be 4" boldly lenda . hand 70 liit
from the human head and heart the incubi
Of poverty and fear, whether his methods be
approved or not, deserves at least hearing
And whatever may he justly criticised In
sdmilted that his personsi charscser 10
worthy to be understood by good people
every where The temperament OF this
philanthropist Ia tho sanguine vital.mental,
which is indicated by a plump figure, small
eyee, rather small features, and high, mar.
row brain. This constitution 10 favorable TO
good nature; happy, hopeful disposiuon
fondness for companionship and al social
pleasures; ardor, impulsivenoss, warmth,
and responsiveness of affection quick tenn.
per, but q forgiving heart facility ana YER
satality Of expression, and aptness In liter
ature, oratory, or educational work-quali'
ties al present In MI. NoOTkos
His head measures twenty-five incheS
| which IL the full sizs, but not large enough
To give the power OF q Luther, Napoleon,
| Bismarck, or q Glsdstone. However, though
| not Q genius of the highest order, no VIII
| manifest brilliant talent, personal magnet.
will make his influence widely ielL His
| brain Is not perfectly balanced. n o reformer's Q
| ever was, for 1t is always the stinging oloW
| or leaden pressure upon some sharp and sen
/ iroa rrla ho tho nainful C1n4C1Ou0.
| ness OF some great gap unnliec, 2 ouinioe
| thirst, . yesrning hunger OF the heert OF
| sympathy for the woes OF all the world, tnat
| incite good men and women 10 reoeliion
against the existing political, religious or %.
| cial laws Aud the only striking disproPoi-
| tion In this mans mind is between the sci.
| fish instincts and the sense OF universal
love.
| The head extends well back OF the ears In
| the region OF social feeling. He is . warm
| friend and ardent lover has plenty OF cour-
| age, but great caution also, especially IN mat
ters of honor, duty, and reputation.
| There is more thunder than lightning In
hun, and, though "a brave a. any man In Q
| battle for principle, he will never manifest
| cruelty or malice, even to Zoe. Inc nead IL
rather low at the centre Of the top, ON . line
that at pride or seltesteem, but developed
| very much lsterally from these points, snow
| ing very large conscientiousness ana love o
| appreciation. He Is modest to . feult, con
/ ClllhtOry auu yl6luIuk, soustNo W snc AeSa
| OF q good name, and rs honest as any ma
| need he. In these aud some other respects
| he resembles Beecher, but his head ID still
narrower in fact, exceedingly narrow ct thu
| sides above and . little In front OF the earl
at the seat Of scquisitiveness or love OF pos
session. In such brain there IL no abstract
desire for ownership, and money will be re-
| garded simply As a convenience, like th<
| spade aud harrow that tighten labor but have
| no besuty or attractiveness In them msel YEA
| This explains MIR. Georges lack OF sym
| psthy for monopoly. But his efforts to Inn
| prove the condition Of the masses, and bill
enthusiasm for the work, are due TO bis enor
| nous benevolsnce, which gives the grea
| height to his frontal head. This facult!
dominates his whole nature and colors all hi
life.
intellectually, he has moro capacity for PHI
losophy than science ; yet reasons more B.
! | induction than by the a prtort method ha
fair casualty, but very large comparison, an
> | will manifest wonderful talent for clasaihca
0 ton, illustration, criticism, persptcacity, dt
J. | elimination, perception OF snalogies, and II
9 | genuity in the use OF metaphorA He ms
I | not be remark able as Q stAtistician or 4
great accuracy In any branch of specific d.
Q | tail, but he has decided power for abstro
o thought He Is undoubtedly . man OF muc
! | more than ordinary mental scope, an
. | among those who love their fellow n.sn
name will stand second to none.